Tigers in Landry N'Guemo chase


future prem star?

By Tiger Tim
January 19 2009

Hull are amongst a host of club said to be interested in signing Landry N'Guemo. The Nancy midfielder 23 told skysports.com "I know I am linked to Premier League clubs,""I have to work hard and play more games to be in the first team for the Nancy coach. "I would love to play in England, who doesn't love the Premier League? I am praying to get there one day." The Cameroon international has 3 caps for his country and has made 63 appearances for Nancy.

N'Guemo went onto talk about the Cameroon national team and how great it is too see other Cameroon internationals doing so well.

"I am proud to see Cameroonians linked to big clubs - that means we are doing well.

"Look at Emana and Eto'o - they are fantastic in La Liga, and M'Bia is always in the news with big clubs.

"We need to do everything to qualify for the World Cup and prove to the world that Cameroon is a great team."


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Turfite
19/01/2009 18:42
This is the type of player Hull should be looking at to bring in to the club. Hull are dropping like a stone of late and need to bring in some players of quality, The proble is that players of quality cost plenty and demand high wages so if you do happen to go down then these players still want paying Premiership wages for the remainder of their contract. Catch 22

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guest
19/01/2009 19:01
i thought he was laundry boy the nancy when i saw it,,,

that bloody tim nicked me scooplol(Sm22)

i likehis attitude hard worker(Sm128)

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